A.I.-generated content is increasingly making its way online. A study earlier this year found that more than 40 percent of posts on the publishing platform Medium were likely created with A.I., while an analysis of newly-created Wikipedia pages in August flagged 5 percent as containing A.I.-generated content. The new technology is also widely used by some of the most prominent authors on Substack, the popular newsletter platform with more than 35 million subscribers.

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Of 100 top Substack authors, 10 percent use some form of detectable A.I., according to a recent report from the A.I. detection software GPTZero, as first reported by Wired. GPTZero emerged after the release of OpenAI’s ChatGPT as a tool to identify text created by large language models (LLMs). It claims to be 99 percent accurate when differentiating between........

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